The Straits Times, 17 October 1901

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 30,657. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1901. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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      956 1 »|MIE B<U N EO OOMr-ART, LIMITED rK m«n-l>. t Lite Assurance. Norv K Union Ft re Inrwaaos Society. Arias A«rar.-..:e <-omps»y (Fire). Th» *>■!>*) 1 I. Uraiwu. foowty. Th» nii» Mutual Steal* Navigßtion Company To* Tottsml.a.n lap» Hsw Company. For lartiniUrs »h"~' Companies, we tb* fall adverti-i—nt of IHF. lIOKNEO
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      803 1 STEAHSmr COMPANIES. I i.NINKLIJKK PAKETVAAKI MAAIKCHaPI'U Under contract with the Netherlands India Uovernmem. AgtnU at Singapore: HHir ASISOT, LATI J. Dasroils A Co., 2-t, OoLLTLR Qdat. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. M.-^mer From Expected Will be Despatched (or On_ Stciurdscno't Pontianak Oct. 14 Singkawang and Sambas Oct. ltf vtllinn
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      730 1 MKAllt) siUMsllir to. (1.0). S. B Penang On Mondays at 4 p.m for Malacca lort Dick-on, Port Bewttneham and Teluk Auf.n. 6.8. 'Malacca": on Wednesdays at 4 p.m. for Malacca, Port Dickson, Port «nd Teluk Anxon b. 'Ban Whatt Hin": On Friday at 4 p.m for Malacca, Port Dickson, and
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      597 1 INSURANCES. rpHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £2,177,1100 Paid up Capital £5!12.7W Reaerve Fond £1,075,M0 The undersigned. Agent* lor tbe Company, are prepared to accept fire ri*k* at current rate* of premiam. BOURTEAD Co, Agent* rE CHINA TRADKES INBCBANCI COW* AWT, LIMITED. Capital Subscribed IVBO.OUO Amount Piid
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      419 1 INSURANCES. LTJNION FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PARIS. Ect«blmhu> 1838. REBKRVEB AND TOTAL GUARANTEES £4,000,000. r |'H E undersigned, agents for the abort 1 comptni, are prepared to accept Ore riiki for long or short periods at cnnvst rats*. CASH SETTLEMENTS promptly mads by tbe AgenU in Singapore. Sl/10 MdINK. COHTK
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      700 1 HONGKONG A!fD BHANQHAI J 1 BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-nP CAPITAL $10,000,000. RESERVE FUND.— Corn or Uiuktom E. BnwA«, Kmn.-Cainui* Ho*. J.J- BiLL-lavixe I Uirm Oaiisms. H K Ton. ix< IK L. Bicbaumou, tfeg A Hiurr, I B Kciiuit. D.mw.V U.i.siiH^ A. J. Ratmoxd, Esq. 18. W. -UH. li«q. tAUL WtnOWHl, El
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      501 1 NOTICES. f R. 1. 1. OOLDBKRO. optician of lone 1»1 eiperience, with high credentials can he counulted (free) from 7a.ro. to6p m. IJ *i hit bome '"f one month only. and 44 Dhoby Ghaut. »f| IAJST. VjVX TERRIER DOO. Municipal No f- S7 1 renl T "••fked with black on
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      653 1 Cvta, BraiMt. Scaldi as Barns, Ara Promptly relieved by CHAMBERLAIN'S' PAIN BALM law applications wiU »»«rt a cmpl-t. For tale by »ll dealers in mmiit ernrywhere. Price 60 eU. an<» I General Agents, Tbe Dispensary, si ng* S\\TAirrED partner with small ct »T for a good mining ondcrUkio Apply to
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    The PRICE 15 CENTS. THURSDAY, 17th OCTOBER.
    764 2 The PRICE 15 CENTS. THURSDAY, 17th OCTOBER. At tbe recent meeting of the British AbSuciation at Glasgow, In.i i Allt-yne Ireland oelivmed an adilrejs upun Tub Influeuce of UeograpliiCKl Environment vii I'olitical Evolution,"* wlncb will be tuund Useful and atcepiabln to our governing officials in tliib part of the wurld—
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    270 2 Ff.w will credit me report that has reached Hongkong through some American paper to the effect that Tod Sloan.tbe oriental horse's- net k-liugging Aiueiuanjicke), who was excelled Irom the Kugli-di turf for misbehaviour, has met the usual fate of a horse thief in far Wyoming. It it stated that be
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    122 2 Now that applications l>r milling concessioue are mulii|ilyiiigin ffiwi.laW uioat important being th.il secured by Mr. Duff in KelauUn, IIM Siamese Guverniiient tees the ami for overhauling tiiu en telraunts bearing upon the sunjfct. The renult it, that a new set of milling reguUliunii In- been uotitied at Uangk.ik. It
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    7 2 Today's 4/ms bank rate is 1/11 i
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    9 2 H. M S. liritli arrived from Penang Ibis morning.
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    13 2 The homeward P O. mail closes at 6 a. in. in. mi in
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    12 2 Messrs. Katz Bros, advertise a new!*/ arrived shipment of toys and games.
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    15 2 The Kniiry is expected about a week hence from Japan with a cirgu of coal.
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    11 2 Mr. A. F. U'orthingion came from Hongkong thismnrning by lha l''ita<>-an.
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    13 2 The Yokohama Race Meeting takes place on the 4th, sth, and 6ih November
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    15 2 The practice shoot of the Garrison Kill.- Club on Saturday next, 19lb int-t is cancelled.
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    13 2 With to-day's isbue there is a supplement containing shipping news and sume advertisements.
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    18 2 Ths Slraitt liwlget was published tliis mnming, and a supulement for the mail will be issued this evening.
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    16 2 The Johnre Government steamer Pulai and Mm hulk BengkalU were dry ducked at Keppel H<trbour yesterday.
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    18 2 The inUirport cricket matches beIwwn Y.ikoliama and Kobe have been arranged for the 22nd, 23rd, and 24th instant.
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    18 2 The Government of Selanpor is arranging to have all shops dealing in second-hand goods licensed. Ihisiia useful idea.
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    23 2 Fob bathing in public in Nelson Road, a Kling was this morning Uned tl with the option of spending two days in prison.
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    22 2 Trk latest ventmeat Pnnang is tha Tanjong Pinann li-n Coinpan\, with capital of SIOO.dOO, to deal in ice, •rated waters, and liqujrs.
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    26 2 The Hit-u-M ilirn arrivei from Kurnpe yesterrlay She has or. board a number of horses for Mud purposes from the stables of the Earl of Crewe.
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    30 2 A Municipal notice Ktstes that the water-supply will be cut uff from the town between noon and 4 p.m. daily and from 5.30 p.m. to 730 a.m. till further notice.
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    31 2 A Bill to rpiulam tbe 'rikisha trallic in the streets of Bangkok has passed the Legislative Council of Siam It has next to ol tain the approval of the Foreign Reproeutatives.
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    29 2 Ih>pktor Evan*, who in stationed at IVnapa, in Province Wolleslev, is in SingH^mrpj st rmw in fniirtemi dayV |M«a 0 t etive In<p«ctor Walchara io M«U«x* oo abort le«v«
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      CHINESE CUSTOMS.
      94 2 NOW BEINO REVISED. London, OH. 170. The Foreign Office has announced that Sir Alfred Baleman (Controller General for Commerce, Labour and Statistic-- at the Board of Trade) and Mr E. F. Alford (Jardine, Matheson and Co. Shanghai) have been engaged for mine time in revising the Chinese Customs
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      "COBRA" INQUIRY.
      33 2 STRUCTURAL FAULTS TO BLAME. Laltr. The finding of the Court-martial on the destroyer Cobra disaster is to tbe effect that the loss of the vessel was attributable to structural weakness solely.
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      NEW BRITISH SUBMARINE.
      63 2 NEW BRITISH SUBMARINE. SUCCESSUI.I.V TESTED. The new submarine for Lhe British Navy has been tested at Barrow. The vessel was placed for three hours on a gridiron not in water to test the breathing capacity of the crew. During the test all apertures were closed. The result proved to be
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    23 2 The Carman mail steamer Hamburg Mi Hongkong on the 17th instant at 8 a.m and is due here on Munday in the afternoon.
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    33 2 The Philippines Educational Department has now one thousand teachers in t In; islands, of whom 765 are civilians and over guv suldiers, detailed as fully qi|.<luii'd luchen to the department of Public Instruction.
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    38 2 ViTi IOL-thrownij; in now resorted to out vi revenge at liangkok. Ttv v men on la. ling out wilhuSi.iiiiKne woman aLout nuiiit! business transaction, seued her by the thioal and pouted the slut) over her tace. They escaped.
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    39 2 The Umigkok Tfrnm hears that Messrs. WimtM.r and Uo. of Bangkok have chartered the n. Bteid fur an mouths at the expiration ul that period tbe llreid will be taken over by Messrs. .100 .■"Biii- 1 lor eiglitecn months.
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    33 2 The Telegraph steamer Musrutd Otborne, mi arrival frum Cape St. James, went alongside Keppel Harbour this murniiik', ami the lire nltr, buluiiging to Ihe same Company, iient alongside Taiijon^ I'agar wliaif to coal.
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    36 2 Thk official Hittine of officials from Taipiug Iv Kuala Lumpur owing to the MKasiualiou ol BuMMHM del>aitmenis in the cipital of the 7. M. H is cunsideial .y reducing tbe pupulatiun of IMpiag it tak iionter.
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    37 2 A HioH Siamene nUnitl left Hangkok fur P.ilung i'ti tin; .■■t!i iimtHiit, on Ins why to tiiu frontier between Trincgana anil Ik* adj.iiniiiK Untibh ttrntoiy in urOer to settle the boundary in conjunction with the British Commissioner.
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    46 2 Ths N. Y. K steamer Hiiaeki Man broucht the following passunuers from London, via ports fir and Mrs. G K. Owi-n, Mrs. Dunlop, Mrs. JVacn, Mrs. M 1* mi.ih Mrs. Klnicher, Mr. A Gee, Mr W K. Latt, Mr. G. W. Robinson and Mr. J. Legg.
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    40 2 Thi changes in the freight charges on tbe Federated Malay Slates Railways, which came iuto effect on tbe 16t.1i mat. will tax the ordinary passengers' personal luggage, should it be beyond the fixed limit, to a greater extent than formerly.
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    52 2 Mr V. Murugesapillai, who had been a Municipal Koad Inspector in Singapore fur nearly twenty years, and is now in Cryli'i), has been appointed to be the t>upt. of Minor Uoads at J.itlnaand will be given a puy ut Kt. 2,uOU per annum with a horse allowance of Rs. 400
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    40 2 Whilst the Guvernment clerks, says the finang Oauite, are protesting against grievances, the other subordinates are being made to wait for their bonus. The increments to the salaries of the latter have been separately based, and the delay looks unaccountable.
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    48 2 The death has take A place at Galashiels ot Mr. W. hurley Brown why, in his younger days, gained great distinction in the football Held. On several occasions he represented Scotland in the Rugby international matches, and was recognised as one of the Quest quarter-backs of the period.
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    52 2 Among the passengers on board the Hitachi Mam, bound for China, are Mr and Mrs. Moorhead, Mr. T. W. Forteath, Mrs. k. W. Simpson, Mrs. H Wintour, Mi»s KM. Boulton, Miss Armstrong, Miss M. Humphrey, Miss Hooper, and Mr. A. O Copier. For Japan: Mr. A. YV. Clazon, and Mr
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    49 2 The P. O. steamer Palawan has the following passengers on board homeward bound— Mrs. Sampnon Way, Mr. K. Murtiin«r, Capt. Dachnh.irsi, Mrs. Rushbrook, Mr. G. H. Mania, Mr. and Mrs i'hasey, Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Mr. K J Junes, Mr J Sutherland, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Steele, Mr. Hauman
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    92 2 This morning, before Mr. Sarwar. two men of the 16th Madras Infantry wern charged with the thell of forty oranges and three sticks of sugar-cane from a Chinaman's plantation at Alexandra Koad, and with causing hurt to tbe owner. The soldiers stated that they were taking a walk and were
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      433 2 NOTICES, KlTrillE'S WHISKY SPKCIAIXY selected bl«ad thoroughly matured in bond. Price llu per case samples fn>e. BORNEO CO., LTD. la. th. Sol* Importer*. "Eagle" Cement. The Latest Tests NO lb«.. LSOOIbtv alter *r»rn after lourdays in <«-«-n day* Water in Water. The above tests wen mad* by tbs Engineer of
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      1155 2 NOTICES, tWHHEAWAY, LAIDLAW CO. Boys' Tweed Norfolk Suits. Exact to sketch, in good stout Tweed, lined throughout coat and trousers. Sizes 2 3 4 5 Prices $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. Issue of Municipal Loan 1901 amounting: to $1,000,000 at 5 per cent. The Mnoiripal Commission*™ of the
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      686 2 LATEST^DVERTISEMEyTS. John Little Co M Ltd. HAVE JUST UNPACKED TjIE ffewest in Materials, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. The latest in mercerised lawns and Muslins. New printed Japanese silks. Choice designs, in diess lengths only. NEW WASHING MATERIALS. Most durable tor ordinary wp a r fast colon). Choice and new designs lace
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      20 2 Just Received a new supply of 100 Different kinds of Picture Post Cards PANORAMA CARDS. With or without Handprinting-. G.R.Lambert&Co.
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      287 2 "fide "Straits Wimes." SUBSCRIPTION RA TBS Tkc STRAITS TIMES Daily issue, in Singapore —per copy IS CIS. per month ti.Stl m t. P*r year 930.M (By pott) per month ttii per ytar 134.00 Tkt STRAITS BUDGET: ptr copy U Ctt. aj it per year $18.00 (By pott J per year
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    45 3 Pmv CMm, one cf the 1 Pleni|Mt.-nti;in.- N MMIHIIII tk* mmMri ln« d-ipn'i-hed C..mmis.ion- Am-- in a". I mp I'a. ifie to aolieit suhwripliaM tr..tn the Chinese resident" towirdu the pivtnnt i.flhe indemnity The F.iniun Mini«ters at Peking ire kaid to deprecate the pr..je t.
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    62 3 B«ro«r Mr Or-^n at the P^lic Court tlii. m'irnini a Hvlam n^m«d Leow Ilin wa. fin-i S A with the option of two weeks' imprisonment, fnr the theft nf a bn.-k-t frim Mr Crania hnti«e in Orch ird Riad ut 11 p m. on Tuendav He MM f'»ind by P
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    52 3 Mm» O Mirk, and W Dunman have been playing in varinn. part, of England f.>r the Incoeniti cricket eleven. Aeain-t n»von.hir» Park. M»rk« made 89 and 17. Dunmin 7 »nd R; and aeain«t the Himn-hire fl .ver« Dtinman idwlc .'t™ and 122 Airain.* Eauthnurne. M»'k« made 38, and Dunman knocked
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    66 3 A srccEa.ri'L prnmen^ne concert ann dance in aid of th» Rind fund w.re given at Penane on Fridvr la«t The rinnnti Ctutli cnn.iders it is a srievnua pity that «neh mean. sJmaM be resorted to in •nppnrt of the Band owing tn the apathy of the nnhlie, and urges that
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    65 3 A MM Tiitii has recenOv anice-ted to the hish nflirial. ut Pekine to adopt a poll F"r instance, there are JOO Onn.ooo people. of which 20"i."0O0n0 male« may be ordered to pay Si each ev»rv year, the other half which »re female, hem? free By hnvine $2flOOOnoO a year, within
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    72 3 "Twitßit i« ah«oln'elv no truth in the report that a enntrnllin* in'erosf. or any intere«» in th" Whi'e S'ar I.me haa heen neqilirefl hv Mr Pierpnnt KuilM or anvhoHv el.-.* 1 Thi. win the reply which Mr Rmeo I«mav miHe to qne«tinna a«ked him rerentlv The eenerii rtiMMW, Mr. Lee.
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    78 3 Soan af»er 9 n'.-Lvk thia rn^rnine, a trap accident oo^u'reH in Rra«. Bn.*a Road, at "> MM Liwn T»nni« Huh corner The vehicle— a rather hiph dneesrt— r«t entinjled in «nme wsv with a 'riki.hu. the hr>r*e cot inn the di'^h, and the tnip mi overtnrneH, the driver Vieinsr thrown
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    70 3 Thk An«trali»n rnmrannwMlth bndf*lt ft.timnt<*. t h* 1 taxiht* valu* nf import, into A'Ci-sti* lit £-'1 ,non <X) 0 Th» new TirilT R ll hi« hwn intro-dui-pd £9.000.000 are r«-qiiir»H. whiMi it in prop'i'^H «hill he rx'fii follow..— x-J.ono.non from «»imnl*n»uno nnrpo'ip*. n** in"^ frnfri r^tiT^l import.. inrlti<line 2H. nn
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    89 3 A KfMBKR of well known and inflnentnl Chinese centl.-m-n, amone them MMI Mr S»ah I-»anc S-ah. Mr T^n Keonir Saik, Mr 1,-w Chenn V in, and others, propose to jive a dinner at the Raffle. Hotel next Saturday to Mr K. H Bell who tin- retired fram the Police Force
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    119 3 T.t Coal Depot Company about to be established at Port Said f-r the common account of a number of <ierrn;in shipowners will tike the form of a Limited Liability Company, under the learlerahip of the rUmhurg-American Packet Company. The new un lertakine will be j. lined by ail the Ham
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    139 3 Tbs m* us was crowded last night. The boxes were full and the chairs, stalls, and pit heH an enthusiastic audience that welcomed the old favorites The performance from beginning to end was remarkable for the bright crisp manner in VMM nmelty followed novelty. The grand Toreador Entry
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    PERAK NEWS.
    223 3 It is reported that Mr !M .A V Allen haa been appointed Inapector of Mines fir the Emm division. The practice hitherto has been to work this important mining centre in conjunction with either (iopeng Of Bitu (iaj th districts, and thwork thereby entailed was certainly beyond the
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    PHILIPPINE TRADE.
    2293 3 W IMOTM tr.i.ti >n the Philippines may U. 1.1 out for iuve<un.'Ut, tiade pr.il'ictiv,- of I'iiDlic nmmmsj (Mom s«s »ell Fr.iu ..II MMMMW Us early .l.vi.|..|.in. -til is MMBMj ll "">' r.M.li MMJ jiropirnons by the time ouiliys M KXMMt account gtt fairly started. Cuolums returns have already
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    84 3 Thi Penang Municipality has under consideration a scheme for increas'ne the salaries of 1 he Municipal staff hy l.*> per cent upon fe, pay of officers drawing above SiMu per annum, and of 9\2 per annum to those drawing less than $_'io also a bonus of 10 per cent upon
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    THE P. & O. CO.
    1466 3 THE P. O. CO. From an Appreciative Point of View. In view ..f lie many mic.ffif .nablo thiisgH— whole truths, half truths, and otherwise— that have been published ut' Ute about the P.iO Co., wo feel mure than justified, for the sake of fair play, in reproducing an extract from
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    LORD ROBERTS AND THE CAT.
    137 3 The Csinmander-iu-Chiers deeplyrouted aversion lo cata was demonatrated during his recent vi<it to Exeter. There is a pel cat in the olh'cers' mess at the Topsham Barracks rejoicing in the name of Kilty." .She is quite a nice, well-behaved creatuie, makes friends with the officers
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    THE PHILIPPINES.
    327 3 Details of the Samar Massacre. I i 1 v, ii-juij yesterday, says the Manila Imm ol the Itli mat., the military auttiurilies bad received no further uih.i.il reports of the terrible affair winch look place at H.iUuguinKan on Saturday last. Further privately from a member ol the Ist
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    THE MEXICAN CAVE-DWELLERS.
    383 3 Dh Carl Limholt/., tbe new Norwegian explorer, who has been travelling for the American Museum of Natural H story of New York, for five years in ih" hitherto unknown regions of NorthWestern Mexico, and who is the first white man that Las lived among the cavedwellers in
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    S.V.R.
    41 3 S. V. R. It i» hoiwl that us many members of the 8 V R. as poh-.hle will attend the Tnnglin Rxnge practice* on .Satur t;iy and Sunday next, these will be the last two days' firing in the regular course.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    559 3 Nixa«roir.. 17th Octobm. 1901. PRODUCT!. Unml-i'i- 1J.W Bali 9.S* do Ponlianak n.m r«pper, Bl»rk HIM do WhiUi.(f.j) 4700 Sago Floor Stnnk do BlinH No. 1 S.» Pearl ?s*n 4.10 Coffee, Ball. 111% hatia !liH Coffee, PalemMni IJ l.nsia ?APO Coffee. Liherian No. 1 17.00 T»pioea, «m»ll Flak* 6.1* do
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      57 3 The PAIS of a BURN" or SCAM) is a'mo-t instantly relieved by applying. Chnmbeilain 1 l »in Balm. It also heals the injured part* more quii-Lly than hy >n\ other treatment, and x ept tbe burn is very se> ere. does not leave A CAR. For rale by all dealers
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      68 3 THKKE.S NO KRIENDLIKE AN OLD FRIEND— He will always help you in time of nerd. It ii the i>tnt with Chambeilain'a I 'olio, Cholera and D arrhma Kerned t. It ia an old and tried friend in many thousands of hornet, and like othjr old friands can always be dependad
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      378 3 VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL Fremantle va purls, Auttralind, on I'tb I >ct Houit 'ad A Co. Pontiana.lt, A'amsaa, on l«tk Oct., Ben* Mt^er A Co. Hongkong. A Apcar, dur 1.-th Oct., Sar Idea A Moaea Penang aid Bombay. Rorm-da, un 23rd Oct.. H.-hn Meyer Co. Hamburg via porta Koniqibrra, on
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      277 3 WILSON Co., P.HOTOGrUiP.HErIS. 17 AIiUKMAN SIKKKT ■Yy" EI toanuounce the opening of ™?{ew Studio which is unquextionablv the FINEST in the KAST. We hare effected an entirely NKW DEPAKTUKE in Htudio constroetiun, which tvduce. to a great extent the interir... heat and glare prevailing in every clasj-houae in the tropics.
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      633 3 AUCTION SALES." Estate of Tan Chin Hoon, Deceased. AUCTION SALE OK Valuable 999 Years' Leasehold Land WITH Spacious Mercantile Oifices, Godowns and Shops thereon, situate in the commercial centre of Singapore adjacent to the Banks, the Dock and Shipping Coy's Offices, Legal Firms, Telegraph Office, Consular and Newspaper Offices &c.
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      245 3 DAY BY DAY. Thursday, 17th October. High Wal»r. 0.-.'-i pin ■MNh Town Hall S. Harmaton'a Circua Bxach Road. 9. Parses Theatre. Beach Koad. A. Friday, 18th October. High Wat»r. 0.52 p.n, P. AO. homeward mail cloaca. 8 a.m. fl. V. R. Musketry Kquad drill 6.10. 8. V A. Dismounting Drill.
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      510 4 NOTICES. CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COY, LTD Hud Omoi No. 13, Oinoi Kuau, MUJMMI. US. A. WATIIK. Msohjot MESSRS. TAX KIM TIAN SON'S. Local *m*± The Company offers easier torros and better bonuses than any other ('umpituy doing business in the East. A sp»-i^l point is made of prompt payment
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